Netflix - What gems have you found? (NO SPOILERS) (Vol. 2)
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BrabusMog said:
Muntu said:
BrabusMog said:
I’ve just watched that documentary about Jimmy Galante buying an ice hockey team and all the ins and outs that came about with that, best thing I’ve seen on Netflix for absolutely ages.
Any idea what it was called? 
good point… Untold Crime & Penalties.2 films I saw today.
Prey - 2021
German film dubbed in English.
5 mates on a stag weekend in the forest start getting hunted by a mystery sniper, 1 by 1.
Starts off well then goes downhill.
Crap story, crap acting, the 5 mates were dumb and the sniper was some kind of master tracker considering they were walking at a snails pace the whole film but still managed to find the guys and somehow even popped up in front of them at times in this massive forest.
3/10
Kate - 2021
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is the master assassin working under Woody Harrellson carrying out hits on Japanese Yakuza.
After being poisoned and having a day to live she tries to track down her killer.
Decent action film for Netflix and better than a lot of things they have put out recently.
It has a great car chase scene at the beginning and a very violent fight scene in a private club.
It may be a mish mash of a lot of different films of this type but story was decent and the action was good.
6.5/10
Prey - 2021
German film dubbed in English.
5 mates on a stag weekend in the forest start getting hunted by a mystery sniper, 1 by 1.
Starts off well then goes downhill.
Crap story, crap acting, the 5 mates were dumb and the sniper was some kind of master tracker considering they were walking at a snails pace the whole film but still managed to find the guys and somehow even popped up in front of them at times in this massive forest.
3/10
Kate - 2021
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is the master assassin working under Woody Harrellson carrying out hits on Japanese Yakuza.
After being poisoned and having a day to live she tries to track down her killer.
Decent action film for Netflix and better than a lot of things they have put out recently.
It has a great car chase scene at the beginning and a very violent fight scene in a private club.
It may be a mish mash of a lot of different films of this type but story was decent and the action was good.
6.5/10
popeyewhite said:
toon10 said:
BlackStang5point0 said:
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
I watched this on Friday and I agree. Not one I would recommend either.Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
But the last ten minutes were worth it all. Classic Tarantino at his best, bizarre comedy, laced with violence and shock.
And I agree, I’m sure it set out to paint a picture of the shallowness of Hollywood and the key players and personalities at the time, and the clash with the counter-culture hippy movement.
I thought the friendship portrayed by the two leads ( Di Caprio and Pitt) was also an interesting part of the film.
Not the best QT film, but very good. I always think the true measure of any good film is whether you are still thinking about it the next day. And this one - I am.
Jim H said:
popeyewhite said:
toon10 said:
BlackStang5point0 said:
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
I watched this on Friday and I agree. Not one I would recommend either.Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
But the last ten minutes were worth it all. Classic Tarantino at his best, bizarre comedy, laced with violence and shock.
And I agree, I’m sure it set out to paint a picture of the shallowness of Hollywood and the key players and personalities at the time, and the clash with the counter-culture hippy movement.
I thought the friendship portrayed by the two leads ( Di Caprio and Pitt) was also an interesting part of the film.
Not the best QT film, but very good. I always think the true measure of any good film is whether you are still thinking about it the next day. And this one - I am.
https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/the-distu...
GetCarter said:
Jim H said:
popeyewhite said:
toon10 said:
BlackStang5point0 said:
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
I watched this on Friday and I agree. Not one I would recommend either.Not sure if its been mentioned before but stumbled across this last night. Not really sure what to make of it to be honest.
But the last ten minutes were worth it all. Classic Tarantino at his best, bizarre comedy, laced with violence and shock.
And I agree, I’m sure it set out to paint a picture of the shallowness of Hollywood and the key players and personalities at the time, and the clash with the counter-culture hippy movement.
I thought the friendship portrayed by the two leads ( Di Caprio and Pitt) was also an interesting part of the film.
Not the best QT film, but very good. I always think the true measure of any good film is whether you are still thinking about it the next day. And this one - I am.
https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/the-distu...
But I think that was the true genius in QT’s work here.
He switched the actual, to others in the story, but maintained the violence and insanity - of the time.
Jim H said:
Of course I knew the back story, and the Manson Murders, I dreaded it creeping up, in all its savagery.
But I think that was the true genius in QT’s work here.
He switched the actual, to others in the story, but maintained the violence and insanity - of the time.
The last 15 minutes were as violent as any film I've watched.But I think that was the true genius in QT’s work here.
He switched the actual, to others in the story, but maintained the violence and insanity - of the time.
On the whole though I thought the film was superb.
TyrannosauRoss Lex said:
poo at Paul's said:
We started clickbait earlier today. Seems quite punchy so far. Hope it doesn’t go all weird
I'm now on E5 and still enjoying it. blingybongy said:
Jim H said:
Of course I knew the back story, and the Manson Murders, I dreaded it creeping up, in all its savagery.
But I think that was the true genius in QT’s work here.
He switched the actual, to others in the story, but maintained the violence and insanity - of the time.
The last 15 minutes were as violent as any film I've watched.But I think that was the true genius in QT’s work here.
He switched the actual, to others in the story, but maintained the violence and insanity - of the time.
On the whole though I thought the film was superb.
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